IPL 2018: Decision-making errors cost Mumbai Indians the Hyderabad thriller, says Shane Bond

Mumbai Indians posted 147 for eight and then had reduced Sunrisers to 137 for nine in 19 overs but the last wicket pair of Deepak Hooda and No 11 Billy Stanlake took them home.

As Mumbai Indians suffered their second consecutive defeat in the ongoing Indian Premier League(IPL) on Thursday, their bowling coach Shane Bond said his team could have played a bit smarter and posted a bigger score but in the end, some errors in their decision making cost them the last-ball IPL thriller against Sunrisers Hyderabad.

"I thought today we made some decision-making errors. There were chances today, we could have played little bit smarter, just kicked on and probably got a score of 160, 170, which would have been really tough against our bowling attack," Bond said at the post- match conference.

As Mumbai Indians suffered their second consecutive defeat in the ongoing Indian Premier League(IPL) on Thursday, their bowling coach Shane Bond said his team could have played a bit smarter and posted a bigger score but in the end, some errors in their decision making cost them the last-ball IPL thriller against Sunrisers Hyderabad.

"I thought today we made some decision-making errors. There were chances today, we could have played little bit smarter, just kicked on and probably got a score of 160, 170, which would have been really tough against our bowling attack," Bond said at the post- match conference.